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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
2
The May Minister Leishman cables that a disease outbreak has struck the ravaged districts of Turkey. He notes a fever epidemic linked to unburied dead and appeals for international aid to the relief effort, warning of spreading illness and the need for assistance from the Red Cross.
Paris faces renewed unrest as postal and other government employees threaten a major strike on May 4. The government announces firm measures to counter disruption and maintain essential services.
In Buenos Ayres on May 4 the capital reports two hundred thousand men demonstrating with rice and flags while authorities announce six hundred arrests in the unrest. Police say the crowd remained in the central avenue as tension mounted.
Chronology records Capt Hains and family events from 1908 including his marriage to Claudia Libby, alleged infidelity, divorce negotiations, alleged murder of William Annis at Bayside Yacht Club, and multiple trials and charges connected to Fort Hamilton and Long Island City events.
Paris fears of a rising revolutionary mood grow after royalist warnings and a Pataud led movement at the Hippodrome. In Meru, buttonmakers push to a crisis with gendarmes, arrests, and factory wrecking following wage cuts amid Japanese competition.
The article asserts proprietary medicines are proven by high physician prescriptions and common drugstore presence. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a lasting standard. It also notes Young Evans of New York defeated Gus Gardner of Philadelphia in a ten-round boxing decision in Savannah on April 16.
In a reminiscence, Taft recalls being offered a judgeship after Governor Foraker sought a vacancy. The young lawyer, surprised and unsure, accepted after hesitation, driven by a promise of opportunity. He rose from modest beginnings to govern men and handle princes, maintaining a grounded, loyal spirit.
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